The Liminal One Project

Episode 006 focuses on Analysis Paralysis and how it keeps us from changing and making decisions. I focus the conversation on four key areas to move yourself away or out of Analysis Paralysis Phase. The four areas of focus are; 1. What are you trying to accomplish? 2. Nothing is Perfect. 3. Eliminate Options, and 4. Set a Deadline. The discussion includes my past struggle with AP, and how action will move you away from over-thinking.

Episode 005 focuses on how to produce a comparative analysis to make the final decision to change.  During the episode I discuss how I used this method to make my decision on accepting the new job offer. I will give a step-by-step approach on how to build the analysis with weighted categories, letter values and ultimately final results. I also provide examples to additional life choices.  Note - the definition used in the podcast, credit is due to businessdictionary.com

Episode 004 focuses on how to conduct a personal impact analysis and why it is important when evaluation big changes in life. It is also valuable before starting the change process or making the choice to journey toward a future change. During the episode I discuss this concept in organizational change management, my last job change and provide additional examples. Note - the definition used in the podcast, credit is due to Bohner and Arnold, 1996.

Episode 003 is an interview with Mike Podesto, owner of Find My Profession (FindMyProfession.com). We explore the tactics to finding a new job or searching for a new career. Questions surface on how we need to change the way we search for new employment. Find My Profession also offers services for job seekers.

Episode 002 Focuses on the last big change in my life, and why I find impact to be an important component to personal change. We briefly discuss how impact can be weighted and have priority, ultimately leading to assist the choice or future change.

Episode 001 Focuses on why I decided on The Liminal One Project, and why I find change to be important. It sets the stage for the podcast and introduces the audience to what will be discussed through future sessions.